8 terms
Astrophotography is the photography technique of recording stars, planets, nebulae and the night sky using long exposures, stacking and accurate tracking.
HDR photography captures and renders scenes whose brightness range exceeds a single exposure, usually by merging bracketed frames and tone mapping them.
Long exposure in photography is a technique that uses slow shutter speeds to record motion as blur or trails while static elements stay sharp.
Macro photography is the technique of photographing small subjects at life-size magnification or greater, revealing detail the eye cannot see.
Panorama stitching in photography merges overlapping frames into one wide or high-resolution image by aligning, projecting and blending them.
Portrait photography is the genre of photography that depicts a person or group so their appearance, character or mood becomes the main subject of the image.
Street photography is a genre of photography that records unposed moments of everyday life in public places, relying on observation and timing.
Wildlife photography is the practice of photographing wild animals in natural habitats using long lenses, fast shutter speeds and fieldcraft.